Some guy that evidently wants to be removed from the mailing list

Could someone do something about this person who seems to want to be removed from the mailing list and decided to write me directly because I posted something? When I replied, he got worse, but I put a filter on gmail to just delete his stuff and it did, or I would forward that to you as well.
Thank you.
 

Ken Lind <[email protected]> writes:

> See!… Like I said… Take me off this email list… I followed your directions exactly like you wrote and it simply doesn’t work!
>
> You leave me no choice but to respond to every Gramps email asking to be removed!
>
> On Sep 13, 2023, at 8:16 AM, Ed Hamilton <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I use a static site generator for articles and gramps for the trees. I have links in the sidebar of the articles for the trees.
>
> main site: https://myoldohiohome.com/
>
> one of the trees: https://myoldohiohome.com/cleveland/
>
> I don't know if that is what you would want to do or not. I am on
> Linux and use pelican because it was the easiest for me to configure.
> There are many. You already are using wordpress on the Ruminations
> section, you could adapt that somehow. I forget if you'd need to run
> another instance of wordpress or if you can put articles into separate
> folders from their interface.
>
> Nice landing page, by the way. I didn't know you could do that in gramps.
>
> Ed H.
>
> On 9/9/23 7:22 PM, Kyle Davenport wrote:
>> I'm just fishing for ideas about making my Gramps website more interesting.
>> 
>> 1) I have to update the website every few months because of changes and updates. Is there any way to show what's changed or what's new?
>> 
>> 2) When the paper trail runs out, we genealogists have to look for
>> clues in the times and places of our ancestor, somehow dramatizing
>> what their life was like. I wrote such a treatment in a document
>> with all available evidence, lore, and images. See "A Collin's Tale
>> <https://quickening.zapto.org/Collins%20Tale.pdf>". Has anyone tried
>> to incorporate this into their Gramps tree, and how did you do it?
>> 
>> 3) I have a nice landing page <https://quickening.zapto.org/gramps/>
>> for my Gramps site, but somehow I would like more of these
>> HTML-formatted stories thru-out the site, either on individual pages
>> or hanging off them.
>> 
>> Sort of an aside, I tried to do Openmap places in the narrative web report and it doesn't seem to work.
>> 
>> 
>> => I've seen emails to the list strip html. Contact me for the links.
>> 


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